Old friend.

Oh, old friend. we're back. You know, so the Warriors lost 125-19 to the native Pacers tonight.

We can talk about the game.

I actually thought it was a spirited effort at the end.

I could see some positives, see a bunch of stuff, but let's be real.

There's only one thing anyone cares about first.

And that's what's up with Steph Curry.

So we're recording this Wednesday evening, 8.05 PM Pacific Time.

So who knows when you're listening to it?

Maybe there's, maybe there's a little more

diagnosis. But we had to bring on friend of the show, uh, and light ears insider, Dr. Narav.

Um, so, so let's talk about this. So, so Steph Curry hurts his shoulder and he's obviously

getting an MRI tomorrow.

By everyone listening to this has probably replayed the video of it and tried to make their own

diagnosis a hundred times. Just tell me like what you see as a doctor right now. All right. So,

you know, I think the first thing, just to calm everyone down, very rarely do shoulder

injuries lead to the end of the season?

Like, you know, so I think we're, if anything at all, worst case scenario, we're talking

maybe a chunk of the season, but nothing like Curry's out, you'll see it in 20, 23.

So that's number one.

You know, the three things that pop to mind, the most obvious thing obviously you worry about is whenever your arms extended out, someone runs into it, do your shoulder pop out or did

it partially pop out?

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